CONNECT THE DOTS
8:00am, 11-27-2022
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The Sound of Pictures finds trax for dubby, spectral, eccentric library music and Shut Up dance performance.
- 8:02am “A Little Sex Suite” from the film A LITTLE SEX 1982 by Georges Delerue on GEORGES DELERUE THE COMPLETE LONDON SESSIONS (Varese Sarabande, 2018)
- 8:05am “Fill Your Hand” by Herbie Hancock on DEATH WISH ost (One Way, 1974)
- 8:11am “Fat Ass Joint” by Cujo (Amon Tobin) on PINA Dance, Dance Otherwise We Are Lost (Rough Trade, 2011)
- 8:13am “Return To The Tunnel” by H. Scott Salinas on A PRIVATE WAR ost (SountraxMusic.Film, 2018)
- 8:16am “Hoods Follow Mike”/”Deal With Quinn”/”Readers” from the movie ABSENCE OF MALICE 1981 by Dave Grusin on THE DAVE GRUSIN PREMIER COLLECTION (Varese Sarabande, 2018)
- 8:18am “A Dream Within A Dream” from the movie INCEPTION 2010 by Hans Zimmer & London Music Works on 100 GREATEST SCIENCE FICTION THEMES - The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra & London Music Works (Bfd Records/Red Dist)
- 8:26am “Wonderland” by Robin Housman & Russell Kostulin on QUIRKY AS FOLK (PP)
- 8:28am “Spy Perfume” by Skip Heller His Orchestra and Chorus on COUCH LOS ANGELES (Mouthpiece, 1999)
- 8:31am “Arabian Nights” (Bruce Adler, vocals) by Alan Menken (music) Howard Ashman (lyrics) on ALADDIN ost (Walt Disney, 1992)
- 8:32am “How the West was Won” (Alfred Newman/Ken Darby) 1963 by David Rose (Rosenberg) on THE VERY BEST OF DAVID ROSE (Paragon)
- 8:34am “Under The Stars” by Robin Housman & Russell Kostulin on QUIRKY AS FOLK (PP)
- 8:36am “Sprockets” by Frederick Judd on G-SPOTS : The Spacey Folk Electro-Horror Sounds of the Studio G Library (Trunk)
- 8:37am “Foggy Dock” 1960’s/70’s by P. Willsher / T. Kelly on G-SPOTS : The Spacey Folk Electro-Horror Sounds of the Studio G Library (Trunk)
- 8:44am “Bridge And Tunnel People” by nsi. (aka Tobias Freund and Max Loderbauer - German) on SHUT UP AND DANCE! UPDATED (Ostgut Ton, 2006)
- 8:55am “With A Little Help From My Friends” by Mary Halvorson on A DAY IN THE LIFE: IMPRESSIONS OF PEPPER (Impulse, 2019)